I’ve reviewed a ton of different chocolates available at Costco during the Christmas season, and it seems like Costco carries many of the same ones year after year. Chocolates like the Kirkland Signature Crepes and the Truffettes De France Chocolate Truffles. These Toblerone Biscoff Diamond Truffles are new this year (at least at my Costco), so I decided to pick up a box and give them a try! Find out if these festive chocolates are worth adding to your Costco Christmas chocolate list by reading my review below!
Location in Store
These are located in the Christmas/seasonal aisle at Costco near the Stockmeyer Rotating Christmas Tin with Cookies and the David’s Butter Pecan Meltaways. The item number is 2057233.
Taste
The Costco Toblerone Biscoff Diamond Truffles have a soft, creamy centre from the Biscoff cookie butter, but you still get some crunch from the signature Toblerone nougat. The Biscoff filling has an almost caramel-like flavor, while the milk chocolate coating is smooth, creamy and sweet.
I find the sweetness is just right, not overly sweet. The milk chocolate flavor is a little stronger than the Biscoff, but you can definitely taste both. I really like the contrast between the soft cookie butter filling and the crunchy bits of nougat. My only complaint is that I wish there was a little more Biscoff filling to make that flavor stand out more!
Cost
The box contains over 50 Toblerone Biscoff Diamond Truffles and costs $15.99 Canadian. I think that’s a pretty reasonable price considering how delicious these chocolates are! You’re getting a good amount of truffles for the price, and I’d happily spend another $15.99 on a box.
Convenience
Each Toblerone Biscoff Diamond Truffle is individually wrapped, making these chocolates perfect for sharing, bringing to holiday gatherings or putting in a candy dish for guests to enjoy. The best-before date is about four months from when I purchased the box. These seem to be a seasonal Costco Christmas chocolate, so I recommend picking up a box sooner rather than later if you want to try them!
Nutrition
Calories
Five Toblerone Biscoff Diamond Truffles contain 240 calories, 14 grams of fat, 27 grams of carbohydrates and 22 grams of sugar. That works out to about 48 calories, 2.8 grams of fat and 4.4 grams of sugar per truffle. I’m perfectly satisfied with just one, so I don’t find the calories or sugar too concerning as an occasional treat. Of course, if you eat 20 in one sitting, you’re looking at a lot of calories, fat and sugar!
Ingredients
The ingredients list is quite lengthy, which is what you’d expect from a mass-produced, store-bought chocolate. It contains several ingredients I don’t love seeing, including artificial flavour, palm oil, palm kernel oil and glucose syrup. The chocolates contain egg, milk, almond, wheat and soy, and may also contain other tree nuts.
Scoring
Taste: 9/10
Cost: 8/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 0/10
Overall
Must buy!
These Toblerone Biscoff Diamond Truffles are really delicious! I shared them with five other people, and everyone agreed they were tasty. They’re a great addition to Costco’s Christmas chocolate selection, and I definitely recommend adding a box to your holiday chocolate shopping list!
They’re made in Switzerland but imported by a company in Montreal Canada.
Yes, they contain almonds and may contain other nuts.
$15.99 Canadian.
Have you tried the Costco Biscoff Toblerone Diamond Truffles? What did you think of them?
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